STORY SHARE : Inspiring Stories From The Interview Girl Foundation | Inspiration, Motivation, Charity, Social Good and S
Hosted by Victoria Hagerty: Storyteller, Teacher, Author, Nonprofit Founder
About the show
The Interview Girl Foundation is a nonprofit organization that was created in order to help to eliminate misery in the world. The Interview Girl Foundation collects stories and then shares those stories with the world. Stories touch people's lives. The aim of our nonprofit organization is twofold: 1.) the content of the stories that we share will help people and 2.) the revenues that come from the products where we feature people’s stories will also help people who are experiencing a form of misery. In the STORY SHARE podcast - inspiring stories, advice, and interviews will be shared. Episodes
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Founder stories
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Pieter Levels turned a city spreadsheet into Nomad List, not a $2M line on these pagesPieter Levels says Nomad List grew from a crowdsourced Google spreadsheet into a membership site; on his founder page he put later revenue at about $20k–$40k a month, not $2 million a year. |
Marc Lou sold a Next.js boilerplate and published two different revenue clocksMarc Lou says ShipFast made a quarter million dollars in five months after a $100 launch bet, and separately posted $100,000 in the last thirty days; those windows are his, not the same interval. |
Starter Story paid enough for Pat Walls to quit engineering, at $5K a month on Indie HackersPat Walls told Indie Hackers in August 2019 that he bootstrapped Starter Story to $5K a month and 80K monthly visitors, then left his full-time engineering job, a profitability story distinct from Pigeon's later $1K MRR. |
Tailwind UI's $2 million was five months of a commercial product, not a URL typoAdam Wathan's August 2020 essay says Tailwind CSS had about 10 million installs and that Tailwind UI, then about five months old, was about to cross $2 million in revenue, figures he stated himself beside a slug that mis |
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Productivity & Collaboration99,940 listed products |
Marketing & Content74,785 listed products |
Development & IT72,501 listed products |
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Media & Entertainment65,004 listed products |
Lifestyle & Travel49,836 listed products |
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